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Test Makita Power Broom on Heavy Debris

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Hard Testing of Makita's new outdoor power tools

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What happens here

Before testing the lawnmower, the presenter puts the Makita power broom through a rigorous test. The power broom is used to clear an area that has accumulated a decade's worth of rock, mulch, dirt, plants, and roots. The goal is to see if the power broom can bog down or clear this heavy, compacted debris. The power broom effectively clears the debris without damaging the fabric underneath, proving its capability for heavy-duty cleanup.

Goal: Evaluate the Makita power broom's performance on compacted, heavy debris.

Tools and materials

  • Makita Backpack Power Supply Makita — Powering the Makita tools
  • Makita Power Broom Makita — Cleaning heavy debris from surfaces
  • Dirt/Soil N/A — Testing the power broom's ability to clear fine particles
  • Mulch N/A — Testing the power broom's ability to clear light to medium debris
  • Plants/Roots N/A — Testing the power broom's ability to clear organic matter
  • Rock N/A — Testing the power broom's ability to clear heavy objects

What they say

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testing first thing we're going to test is we're gonna see if we can bog down the Makita power brew this is a decade's worth of rock mulch dirt plants roots so let's see if we can get it to clip [Music] so this is driveway trap rock intermixed with creeping Charlie it's been here for at least 15 plus years growing together in a mat shoveling your way through it wasn't a possibility so I thought this would be the perfect test for the power broom [Music] so while we were doing this test I had this aha moment that the power broom would be perfect for removing mulch around houses you get that dirty nasty compacted wood mulch you've got to scrape it up this is the tool at least that's what I came to conclude because look at this the fabric below it was perfectly fine it didn't damage it

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